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Property Overview
Nestled on five acres of lush gardens fronting Gray’s Beach, the Halekulani (“house befitting heaven”) has long been synonymous with gracious Hawaiian hospitality. From humble beginnings a century ago, the hotel grew into a sophisticated destination for discerning guests like Clark Gable and Doris Duke and has remained the standard for polished service. Guests can lounge by the freshwater pool, which shimmers with a mosaic of 1.2 million pieces of blue South African glass, indulge in a traditional Lomi Lomi massage and dine at La Mer, the hotel’s much-praised French restaurant. The rooms, most with ocean views, are located in five buildings connected by courtyards.
Property Highlights
1 / Culture
All guests of Halekulani receive complimentary admission to Iolani Palace, Bishop Museum, Honolulu Museum of Art and Honolulu Museum of Art - Spalding House.
2 / Dining
A Hawaiian institution, the oceanfront La Mer elegantly combines island ingredients with impeccable southern French techniques and an award-winning wine list.
3 / Location
Fresh off a 2021 renovation, Halekulani reigns as it has for more than a century over a prime stretch of Waikiki Beach.
Property Highlights
1 / Culture
All guests of Halekulani receive complimentary admission to Iolani Palace, Bishop Museum, Honolulu Museum of Art and Honolulu Museum of Art - Spalding House.
2 / Dining
A Hawaiian institution, the oceanfront La Mer elegantly combines island ingredients with impeccable southern French techniques and an award-winning wine list.
3 / Location
Fresh off a 2021 renovation, Halekulani reigns as it has for more than a century over a prime stretch of Waikiki Beach.
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Rooms
Halekulani Suite-1 Bedroom king bed 2135 SQF/plus 642SQF lanai/non smoking room
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Ocean View Junior Suite. 595SQF/55SQM. See rules for special deposit for suites
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Pool view Suite One Bedroom. 890SQF. See rules for special deposit for suites
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Poolside Suite. Ground Floor. 1 king bed 890 SQF. Suite deposit policy required
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Sunset Suite. One Bedroom. 1 king bed 890SQF. Suite deposit policy required.
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Two-Bedroom Royal Suite over 4000 SQF panoramic view of ocean/non smoking
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 4
Features
- Total Rooms: 410
- Total Suites: 43
- Business Services
- In-House Laundry & Dry-Cleaning
- Admission to Select Cultural Venues in Honolulu - Complimentary
- Local Telephone Calls
- Beach
- Snorkeling
- Surfing
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving
- Golf & Tennis - Nearby
- Meetings & Events
- 100% Smoke Free
- Beach Resort
- Children's Programs
- Fitness Center
- Spa
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Water Sports
Local Information
Halekulani
2199 Kalia Road, Honolulu, HI 96815-1988 USA
25 minutes from Honolulu Int’l Airport
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
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Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
A front-runner of Hawaii's dining community and master of its regional cuisine, Chef Alan Wong has been awarded the prestigious James Beard Award. 1857 South King St. (808) 949-2526; www.AlanWongs.com.
Museum Must-See
Built in 1889 as a tribute to Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, the museum features the largest Asia/Pacific natural history collection in the world, including ancient Hawaiian crafts and royal artifacts. 1525 Bernice St. (808) 847-3511; www.BishopMuseum.org.
Top Day Trip
For a truly earth-shaking experience, fly to the Big Island and go hiking in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where Kilauea has been erupting since 1983. www.nps.gov/havo.
Best Neighborhood Walk
A walk downtown will introduce you to some of Hawaii's most cherished treasures—the Aloha Tower, Chinatown, Iolani Palace, King Kamehameha Statue—and give you an understanding of Honolulu’s historic importance.
What to Buy
Prized for its beautiful and enduring designs, Na Hoku heirloom jewelry continues the tradition of personalized, high-quality hand-engraved bracelets, rings and pendants. 226 Lewers St. (808) 926-7700; www.NaHoku.com.
Best View
Just a 5-mile drive northeast of downtown Honolulu, the Nuuanu Pali Lookout offers panoramic views of the majestic Koolau cliffs and lush tropical Windward Coastline. www.HawaiiStateParks.org.
Top Architecture Find
Noted American architect Marion Sims Wyeth worked with heiress Doris Duke to design a home that blends Duke’s exquisite Islamic arts collection with Hawaii's tropical landscape and dramatic ocean views. Reservations required through the Honolulu Art Museum. 4055 Papu Circle. (808) 532-3685; www.ShangriLaHawaii.org.
Best Family Activity
Shielded from incoming waves and snorkel-friendly for all ages, the beautiful coral reefs in Hanauma Bay are home to more than 300 species of colorful fish. Kalanialeole Hwy. www1.honolulu.gov.
Best Activity/Excursion
The natural reef of Waikiki Beach creates the world’s smoothest and cleanest wave to surf, making it the ideal place to learn this “sport of kings." Ask your hotel concierge to recommend an appropriate surf school or instructor.
Best Cultural Secret
A sacred place awarded to the kahuna (high priests) more than 700 years ago, Waimea Valley—with its 78 ancient archaeological sites—is rich in native Hawaiian history. 59-864 Kamehameha Hwy. www.WaimeaValley.net.
